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- Brooke Shields plays Dale in the 1991 show The 10 Million Dollar Getaway.
- For the 2004 release Anal Addicts 15, Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Sam Donager.
- In 1996, she stars as Brenda Starr in the video release of Angola: No Outro Lado do Tempo.
- For the 1966 movie 100.000 dollari per Lassiter, she is cast in the role of Jade.
- In 1971, she stars as Herself in the movie 5inui geondaldeul.
- Brooke Shields plays Karen Spages in the 1978 movie Addio ultimo uomo.
- In 1907, she plays the part of Herself in the release of Adultero suo malgrado.
- For the 1977 feature Adyapadam, Brooke Shields plays Herself.
- In 1985, Brooke Shields plays Herself - Presenter: Best Actress in a Supporting Role in the movie After Winter: Sterling Brown.
- In 1984, Brooke Shields plays Kate in the show Alberta Bound.
- For the 2005 show Also sprach un mimo, Brooke Shields's character is Herself.
- In 1941, she plays the part of Mimi Wolverton in the movie Amante segreta, L'.
- She is cast in the role of Kate Fletcher in the 2001 production of Amici ahrarara.
- For the 1991 movie Among Good Christian Peoples, Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Tara Holden.
- She stars as Christine Shaye in the 2001 release of Andres.
- For the 1980 release of Angaadi, she plays the part of Herself/presenter.
- In 1977, she takes the role of Host in the production of Angaare.
- In 1944, Brooke Shields stars as Violet in the movie Angelo del miracolo, L'.
- Brooke Shields's character is Stevie in the 2002 movie Antroposwaggen.
- In 1920, Brooke Shields stars as Skye Daley in the movie April Fool.
- For the 1945 production of Arson Squad, Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Herself.
- Brooke Shields's character is Janine Nielssen in the 2002 show Asklari ege de kaldi.
- Brooke Shields stars as Herself in the 1980 show Auditions.
- In 2003, Brooke Shields plays the part of Wanda Nevada in the video Avalon Live in Concert: Testify to Love.
- Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Buckley in the 1998 video Back for More.
- For the 2006 release Back Shots, Brooke Shields plays Herself.
- For the 2005 video BarBoy, she plays Betsy Tannenbaum.
- In 2005, she takes the role of Stewardess/Herself in the video release of Bare Naked.
- For the 2003 video Barefoot Beauties, Brooke Shields plays Emmeline.
- In 1958, Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Tilt (Brenda Louise Davenport) in the show BBC Sunday Night Theatre: The Noble Spaniard.
- Brooke Shields plays the part of Laura Black in the 2005 show Brautpaar auf Probe.
- In 1926, she plays the part of Herself (cameo appearance) in the release of Balaji Nimbalkar.
- Brooke Shields plays Herself in the 1971 movie Bandhavya.
- She plays the part of Herself in the 1982 movie Bathman dal pianeta Eros.
- Shirley in the 1925 release of Black Hand Blues.
- For the 1910 movie The Blue Horse Mine, Brooke Shields's character is Herself.
- She plays Herself in the 2005 movie Blue Hour.
- For the 1937 show Boca do Inferno, she plays the part of Lily.
- In 2006, Herself in the feature Bodil Ipsen og filmen.
- In 1930, she is cast in the role of Kate in the movie The Boss's Orders.
- In 1925, Quentin's Daughter in the movie Broadway Lady.
- In 1944, Brooke Shields plays Dr. Beth Taft in the release of Byeong jeongnim.
- For the 2005 movie Cahuenga Blvd, Brooke Shields stars as Tita.
- Laura in the 1943 movie California Joe.
- For the 1979 movie Canada Vignettes: Winter - Starting the Car, she stars as Kristin.
- In 1980, Herself - Choir Member in the show Carmilla.
- Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Herself in the 1967 show Cayuga Run - Hudson River Diary: Book I.
- In 1995, she takes the role of Susan Keane Browne in the movie Children of the Corn III.
- In 1981, Brooke Shields plays the part of Herself - Co-Presenter: Best Foreign Language Film in the movie Ci-Gisent.
- For the 1930 production of Cinema Girl, Brooke Shields plays Herself.
- In 2006, Brooke Shields stars as Herself in the production of Coma.
- She stars as Herself in the 1993 show CrimeBroker.
- In 2001, she plays the part of Nina in the video Dark Angels: Special Edition.
- Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Herself in the 1998 show Divas Live: An Honors Concert for VH1 Save the Music.
- For the 1990 movie Czech-Mate, she takes the role of Greta.
- Brooke Shields plays the part of Cyndee Lafrance in the 1995 release of Death and a Salesman.
- In 2005, Herself in the production of Dinner Conversation.
- For the 1941 release of Dunungen, Brooke Shields stars as Anne Smythe.
- In 2004, she is cast in the role of Herself in the video Fill Her Up 3.
- She plays the part of Herself in the 2005 video release of Fill Me In.
- She stars as Herself in the 2005 video Fill Me in 2.
- For the 2006 release Fill Me in 4, Brooke Shields plays the part of Herself.
- Brooke Shields stars as Herself in the 2003 video release of Fill My Needs.
- She is cast in the role of Herself in the 2007 Fille du chef, La.
- For the 1935 production of Einer zuviel an Bord, Brooke Shields plays Charlene Taylor.
- In 1938, she plays Herself - Performer in the production of Etchan butai.
- In 1999, she stars as Herself in the Herzlos.
- In 2004, she plays the part of Herself/Host in the movie The Future of Food.
- She stars as Horrible Harriet Hare in the 2003 production of Grandma.
- For the 1942 feature Groom and Bored, Brooke Shields is cast in the role of Herself.
- She plays Herself in the 2005 movie Gymnast.
- For the 2008 release of The Happening, Brooke Shields stars as Herself (guest performer).
- In 1979, Brooke Shields plays Herself in the show Hija de nadie, La.
- In 2001, Herself in the movie Hija de O'Higgins, La.
Tom Cruise Admits Arrogance
Tom Cruise admits he was ?arrogant? for criticising the use of anti-depressant drugs.
Cruise slated Brooke Shields for using the drugs to combat postpartum depression on U.S. breakfast show, Today, in June 2005.
His appearance on the show last Monda
on 2008-12-17 04:51:07Cruise admits he was 'arrogant'
Tom Cruise admits he was arrogant for criticising the use of anti-depressant drugs. Cruise slated Brooke Shields for using the drugs to combat postpartum depression on U.S. breakfast show, Today, in June 2005.
on 2008-12-17 04:48:34Brooke Shields Congratulates Tom Cruise
This morning the 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards nominees were announced in Beverly Hills, and Brooke Shields was on hand to help out.
The “Lipstick Jungle” babe showed up at the shindig looking stunning in a sexy sleeveless red dress tea
on 2008-12-12 04:51:37Do You Want Lipstick Jungle to Stick Around?
The fate of Lipstick Jungle seems to be up in the air these days. First we heard it was canceled but Brooke Shields was quick to deny the reports. Whether or not it's still on the chopping block, Robert Buckley used his sexy shirtless bod to make this l
on 2008-11-23 04:47:38Brooke Shields Slams Lipstick Jungle Axe Rumours
Brooke Shields is baffled by claims her TV show Lipstick Jungle has been cancelled - because no-one has told her yet. Internet reports last week (begs10Nov08) suggested the plug had been pulled on the Nbc drama series, because of falling ratings.
on 2008-11-18 04:49:29Rewind: This Week's Buzz
After being moved to Fridays we could sort of tell that NBC had lost faith in Lipstick Jungle and this week they canceled it, along with Christian Slater's My Own Worst Enemy.
While we mourn the loss of Brooke Shields and gang, the fate of Pushing Daisi
on 2008-11-16 04:49:51NBC axes `Lipstick Jungle,' `My Own Worst Enemy'
(AP)
AP - Add Christian Slater and Brooke Shields to the list of actors with TV failures on their records.
on 2008-11-14 04:45:15Brooke Shields On Adoption Rumors
Brooke Shields is in the "Lipstick Jungle" of New York City, where she accepted her honor as a "Woman Who Gets It Right" Monday night! She also took time to dish on her hit NBC show -- and address those adoption rumors! "We moved
on 2008-11-11 04:48:43Buzz In: Who's Your Ideal SNL Host?
Saturday Night Live head writer Seth Meyers recently said his biggest regret about the election-season episodes of SNL was that he didn't get Joe Biden to come on the show. And the more I think about it, the more it really is a shame. Politics aside, Bid
on 2008-11-09 04:47:49Brooke Shields' boxing love
Brooke Shields loves going to boxing matches. The 43-year-old actress - who has been married to Chris Henchy for seven years - keeps her relationship on track by spending lots of time with her husband, with the pair often indulging in their love of the vi
on 2008-11-09 04:46:05In the Closet: Spooky, Boobless Salma Hayek
Halloween really is coming early this year?we've got Brooke Shields in catwear, Kate Bosworth dressing like a freeze-dried sci-fi femme and now Salma Hayek going goth....
on 2008-10-25 04:46:48Brooke Shields Shocks With Taxi Cab Confession.
Brooke Shields Shocks With Taxi Cab Confession.... Brooke Shields stunned America when she swore during a live TV chat show on Friday night (26Sep08). The actress was promoting TV show Lipstick Jungle on Conan O'Brien's Late Night show when she lost her c
on 2008-09-29 04:56:57Brooke Shields juggles jungle gyms, 'Lipstick Jungle'
Like the movie exec she plays on Lipstick Jungle, Brooke Shields knows how to juggle long days at work with two kids and an extra-caffeinated ...
on 2008-09-24 05:28:17Brooke Shields juggles jungle gyms, 'Lipstick Jungle'
Like the movie exec she plays on Lipstick Jungle, Brooke Shields knows how to juggle long days at work with two kids and an extra-caffeinated ...
on 2008-09-24 04:58:25Brooke Shields Working on Her Body for the First Time
It’s taken 43 years, but Brooke Shields is concentrating on her body for the first time, she tells PEOPLE.
“I’ve never been one to actually focus on myself physically because everyone else was doing it for me. So I had this detachment, t
on 2008-09-23 05:11:39ET's Emmy Party Arrivals!
TV's big night just wouldn't be the same without the most glamorous party to celebrate! As ever, this year's ET Emmy Party sponsored by People was the place to be! Stars like Tori Spelling with hubby Dean McDermott, Brooke Shields and "Survivor"
on 2008-09-23 04:59:12New Video: ET's Emmy Party Arrivals!
TV's big night just wouldn't be the same without the most glamorous party to celebrate! As ever, this year's ET Emmy Party sponsored by People was the place to be! Stars like Tori Spelling with hubby Dean McDermott, Brooke Shields and "Survivor"
on 2008-09-23 04:59:10The Ladies Pop and Shine on the Emmys Red Carpet
The ladies were bursting with color and sparkle at last night's Emmy Awards. Christina Applegate looked positively radiant and was the talk of the night ? smiley, happy and healthy. Mary Louise Parker was the most eye catching of all in her bright blue nu
on 2008-09-22 05:05:57Glam Squad: 2008 Emmy Fashion
Brooke Shields steams up the red carpet in her hot pink dress!
on 2008-09-22 04:50:09What to TiVo: Friday
Fox is new with Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? and Don't Forget the Lyrics!
NBC is new with Dateline and may have baseball coverage in some areas
CBS has repeats of The Ghost Whisperer and Numb3rs
ABC has a repeat of America's Funniest Home Videos an
on 2008-09-19 05:02:07-
http://people.aol.com/people/articles/0,19736,1170244,00.html
Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise "joyously welcomed the arrival of a baby
girl, Suri, today," Cruise's rep said in a statement after PEOPLE first
broke the news Tuesday afternoon.
"The child weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces and was 20 inches in length. Both
mother and daughter are doing well."
Suri was born in an L.A.-area hospital - just down the hall from
where Brooke Shields gave birth to her daughter Grier on the same day.
The birth went so smoothly that Holmes left the hospital within 24
hours. Holmes, Cruise and baby Suri are back home now and doing well.
Suri "has lots and lots of dark hair and big, blue eyes," says a source
close to Holmes's family. "She's going to be a beautiful baby."
Adds Cruise's friend Kirstie Alley: "Tom does everything 150 percent,
and fatherhood he does 300 percent. They're going to have a great kid."
The name Suri has its origins in Hebrew meaning "princess," or in
Persian meaning "red rose."
Last October, barely six months into their romance, an ecstatic Cruise
and Holmes revealed that they were expectant parents.
Cruise, 43, and Holmes, 27, had made no secret of their desire to start
a family together: When asked by PEOPLE last June if they were planning
to have children, Holmes smiled and said simply, "Yes."
Friends of the Toledo, Ohio-bred Holmes called her perfectly suited to
her upcoming role. "She almost seems born for motherhood," said Oliver
Hudson, actress Kate Hudson's brother and an old pal who costarred with
Holmes in Dawson's Creek. "She's a nurturer. She's got mother qualities
a lot of girls her age don't have."
Cruise, meanwhile, is "a great dad already," according to his pal,
actress Leah Remini. He has two children from his marriage to Nicole
Kidman: Isabella, 13, and Connor, 11, whom Cruise and Kidman adopted as
infants. Remini told PEOPLE that both kids are "so cool...You can sit
and talk to them about life."
As for marriage, Cruise and Holmes plan to tie the knot soon, Cruise
said on the German TV program Wetten, dass..? on April 1. "In summer we
want to get married. I won't let this woman get away."
Immediately ahead for the new dad: the May 5 release of Mission:
Impossible 3. Holmes stars in the recently released satirical film
about Washington politics, Thank You for Smoking.
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in article mKn1g.47228$%w.44408@fe70.usenetserver.com, Major ChrisB at
cgbrannigan-remove-@ntlworld.com wrote on 4/19/06 2:51 AM:
> news:xKe1g.5379$wK1.234289@news20.bellglobal.com...
> baby on Tuesday.
Yeah, that was sorta scary.
Is it too cruel to hope Katie has major post partum depression?
> really can't believe she's got mixed up in all this scientologist bullshit
> and I really wouldn't be suprised if she mysteriously vanishes or has a car
> accident in the next couple of years and Cruise gets to keep the baby...or
> eat the baby or something....
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> I find it hilarious that tom Cruise arch rival Brooke Shields also had
> a baby on Tuesday.
> really can't believe she's got mixed up in all this scientologist
> bullshit and I really wouldn't be suprised if she mysteriously
> vanishes or has a car accident in the next couple of years and Cruise
> gets to keep the baby...or eat the baby or something....
I thought the same thing when I read the articles! VERY ironic...I must
say.
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Playboy Hits Back at Alba
American men's magazine Playboy has fired back at Jessica Alba's claims they
implied she had posed naked by placing her on their front cover, insisting
many A-list stars have graced the page without appearing nude in the
publication.
The screen beauty's lawyers sent Playboy a threatening letter last month
after the mag published an promotional image of a bikini-clad Alba from her
2005 movie "Into the Blue" on the front of its March issue.
Alba claims the choice of front cover insinuates she appears nude or
semi-nude in the magazine.
She said, "Playboy has violated my personal rights and blatantly misled the
public, who might think I had given them permission to put me on their cover
when I didn't."
However, Playboy insist they placed her on the cover because she won a
readers poll as being the "sexiest star of the year" and she is among other
stars who grace the cover, but do not pose naked.
Playboy spokeswoman Lauren Malone says, "Many celebrities have appeared on
the cover of Playboy, but not nude, including Claudia Schiffer, Paris
Hilton, Goldie Hawn, Raquel Welch, Barbra Streisand, Brooke Shields and
Donald Trump."
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Doesn't he though? His lifestyle may have taken a dive.
Jai Maharaj
http://www.mantra.com/jai
Om Shanti
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"harmony" posted:
> Dr. Jai Maharaj posted:
> educational
> not
> current
> are
> article.
> Title
> included
> information
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lately he looks like he is need of vitamins.
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news:20051217dIoBo0177ogVqu@WnoO...
> Report: Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise schooled in Scientology at desert compound
> Saturday, December 17, 2005
> nurtured at a secretive Southern California desert
> compound that catered to his needs around the clock, it
> was reported Saturday.
> Brooke Shields for taking antidepressants, the Hollywood
> superstar undertook intensive study and counseling at the
> compound in the late 1980s and early 1990s, current and
> former Scientologists told the Los Angeles Times.
> facilities, including those in Hollywood, Calif., and
> Clearwater, Fla. But much of his time was spent at the
> compound 90 miles east of Los Angeles, the Times reported
> on its Web site. Behind the guarded gates of the 500-acre
> compound near Hemet, Cruise had a personal supervisor to
> oversee his studies in a private course room, ex-members
> said.
> all, except for Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman'>Nicole Kidman during that
> period," said Bruce Hines, who left Scientology in 2001
> after three decades in the church.
> (Sans Reproache)
> entailed.
> good shrink!
> (Proud parent of a tanker! (Charlie Mike, son))
> ;)PaMom
> (I am not ready to fly my freak flag...)
> (Al-Queda can recruit on college campuses but the US
> military can't!)
> Mission Impossible.
> (shaking my head ping)
> for 80 years prior to Scientology taking it over. I spent
> many New Years eve where Scientology have their so called
> "compound."
> Hubbard moved that tax invasion Scientology crap there.
> (Sans Reproache)
> decades. At least he finally got a life!
> ("No empire collapses because of technical reasons.
> They collapse because they are unnatural.")
> (OMGIIHIHOIIC ping list)
> (I am not ready to fly my freak flag...)
> (Sans Reproache)
> OT8. I may be biased because I'm a pilot and I can't
> believe anyone could learn to fly a 747 and still be so
> dumb. But I think Travolta doesn't buy into any of the
> nonsense; he just told them some things during the early
> levels that he can't have exposed and basically has a
> business deal with them such that he pretends to believe
> (and pays for the privilege) and they don't tell his
> secrets.
> to actually buy the sci-fi lunacy they offer. I think
> he's prepping to take the quarter-million-dollar cruise
> and reach the highest level...at which point he can
> COMMAND YOUR MIND. Or...not. $cientology, IMO, is
> actually science. Like Barnum said, there's one born
> every minute, and the Clams have a highly evolved
> scientific process designed to extract the maximum
> possible money from the dumbest possible people.
> (Nothing in the above post is or should be construed
> as legal research, analysis, or advice.)
> in an omniscient and omnipotent deity.
> control and tithes of their adherents, unless and until
> someone starts asking why their omnipotent and omniscient
> God requires their cash donation.
> ("The French are revolting." Some phrases are true on
> so many levels, it's mystical!)
> End of forwarded messages
> http://www.mantra.com/jai
> Om Shanti
> http://www.mantra.com/holocaust
> http://www.hindu.org
> http://www.hindunet.org
> http://www.flex.com/~jai/satyamevajayate
> peace, but a sword.
> "For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the
> daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in
> law.
> "And a man's foes shall be they of his own household.
> - Matthew 10:34-36.
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On Mon, 19 Dec 2005 05:00:00 +1100, "Rick in Oz"
wrote:
>http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/2005/12/17/1357933-ap.html
>secretive southern California desert compound that catered to his needs
>around the clock, it was reported Saturday.
>taking antidepressants, the Hollywood superstar participated in intensive
>study and counselling at the compound in the late 1980s and early 1990s,
>current and former Scientologists told the Los Angeles Times newspaper.
>
A lot of this was already reportedi n the article in Radar magazine,
which I personally thought was a much better article.
JAH
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Rick in Oz wrote:
> http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/2005/12/17/1357933-ap.html
> secretive southern California desert compound that catered to his needs
> around the clock, it was reported Saturday.
> taking antidepressants, the Hollywood superstar participated in intensive
> study and counselling at the compound in the late 1980s and early 1990s,
> current and former Scientologists told the Los Angeles Times newspaper.
> in Hollywood, Calif., and Clearwater, Fla. But much of his time was spent at
> the compound 145 kilometres east of Los Angeles, the Times reported on its
> website.
> a personal supervisor to oversee his studies in a private course room,
> ex-members said.
> Cruise and Nicole Kidman during that period," said Bruce Hines, who left
> Scientology in 2001 after three decades in the church.
> helicopter, the Times said, citing ex-Scientologists who claimed they saw
> him there.
> Cruise had a special staff to prepare his meals, do his laundry and handle
> other tasks around the clock.
> of wildflowers in which Cruise and Kidman could romp, alleged Maureen
> Bolstad, a former Scientologist who said she was at the base for 17 years.
> said such accounts were fabricated by "apostates."
> 1990 mudslide, he said.
> has performed virtually all of his religious training elsewhere, Rinder
> said.
> into expanding the facility, which is on the site of a dilapidated Gilman
> Hot Springs resort the church purchased nearly 30 years ago.
> offices and an empty, multimillion-dollar mansion former members contend was
> built for the eventual return of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, who
> died in 1986.
> walls. Security includes, a barbed-wired perimeter, video cameras and motion
> sensors, ex-members said.
> life's problems can be achieved through one-on-one counselling called
> auditing, during which members' responses are monitored on an "e-meter,"
> similar to a polygraph.
> actor had embarked on one of the church's highest levels of training, OT VII
> for Operating Thetan VII.
....And here's their double secret site:
http://www.freenewmexican.com/news/35633.html
By Richard Leiby The Washington Post |
November 29, 2005
Secret flying-saucer base found in New Mexico?
Maybe. From the state that gave us Roswell, the epicenter of UFO lore
since 1947, comes a report from an Albuquerque TV station about its
discovery of strange landscape markings in the remote desert. They're
etched in New Mexico's barren northern reaches, resemble crop circles
and are recognizable only from a high altitude.
Also, they are directly connected to the Church of Scientology.
The church tried to persuade station KRQE not to air its report last
week about the aerial signposts marking a Scientology compound that
includes a huge vault "built into a mountainside," the station said
on its Web site. The tunnel was constructed to protect the works of L.
Ron Hubbard, the late science-fiction writer who founded the church in
the 1950s.
The archiving project, which the church has acknowledged, includes
engraving Hubbard's writings on stainless-steel tablets and encasing
them in titanium capsules. It is overseen by a Scientology corporation
called the Church of Spiritual Technology. Based in Los Angeles, the
corporation dispatched an official named Jane McNairn and an attorney
to visit the TV station in an effort to squelch the story, KRQE news
director Michelle Donaldson said.
The church offered a tour of the underground facility if KRQE would
kill the piece, the station said in its newscast . Scientology also
called KRQE's owner, Emmis Communications , and "sought the help of
a powerful New Mexican lawmaker" to lobby against airing the piece,
the station reported on its Web site.
McNairn did not respond to messages requesting comment ; an employee
said that McNairn was traveling last week, and that no one else from
the church would be able to comment.
What do the markings mean? For starters, the interlocking circles and
diamonds match the logo of the Church of Spiritual Technology, which
had the vault constructed in a mesa in the late 1980s. The $2.5 million
construction job was done by Denman and Associates of Santa Fe, but
company Vice President Sally Butler said of the circles, "If there is
anything like that out there, it had nothing to do with us."
Perhaps the signs are just a proud expression of the Scientology brand.
But there are other, more intriguing theories.
Former Scientologists familiar with Hubbard's teachings on
reincarnation say the symbol marks a "return point" so loyal staff
members know where they can find the founder's works when they travel
here in the future from other places in the universe.
"As a lifetime staff member, you sign a billion-year contract. It's
not just symbolic," said Bruce Hines of Denver, who spent 30 years in
Scientology but is now critical of it. "You know you are coming back
and you will defend the movement no matter what. ... The fact that they
would etch this into the desert to be seen from space, it fits into the
whole ideology."
Scientology traces most of mankind's woes to an evil alien lord named
Xenu, a galactic holocaust perpetrated 75 million years ago and the
field of psychiatry. (The latter is a particular concern, as all of
America now knows, of movie star Tom Cruise.)
The church maintains two other vaults in California to preserve
Hubbard's materials and words, according to Hines and another
longtime staff member who also quit a couple of years ago, Chuck Beatty
of Pittsburgh. "The whole purpose of putting these teachings in the
underground vaults was expressly so that in the event that everything
gets wiped out somehow, someone would be willing to locate them and
they would still be there," said Beatty, who spent 28 years in
Scientology. Some loyalists are tasked specifically with the
"super-duper confidential" job of coming back to Earth in the
far-off future, he added.
The billion-year contracts are signed by members of what Hubbard, a
Navy lieutenant in World War II, called the church's Sea Organization
. The motto of that cadre, according to Beatty and Hines, who said they
were both members, is "We come back."
The New Mexico site is about a 21 /2-hour drive east of Santa Fe, near
the small town of Trementina in San Miguel County. The contents of the
vault itself are not secret - they were shown in 1998 on ABC News'
20/20.
Other religions preserve their sacred texts. Nothing strange there.
Scientology leaders apparently just don't want to misplace theirs,
and maybe this is why somebody put the giant circles on the scrubland.
Because there's nothing worse than arriving from deep space, and not
knowing where to park.
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http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-scientology18dec18,0,2963052.story?coll=la-home-headlines
At Inland Base, Scientologists Trained Top Gun
a.. Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise studied intensively at the remote compound near Hemet
while becoming a passionate messenger for the church.
By Claire Hoffman and Kim Christensen, Times Staff Writers
GILMAN HOT SPRINGS, Calif. Nearly 30 years ago, the Church of
Scientology bought a dilapidated and bankrupt resort here and turned the
erstwhile haven for Hollywood moguls and starlets into a retreat for L. Ron
Hubbard, the science fiction writer who founded the religion.
Today, the out-of-the-way 500-acre compound near Hemet has quietly
grown into one of Scientology's major bases of operation, with thriving
video and recording studios, elaborate offices and a multimillion-dollar
mansion that former members say was built for the eventual return of "LRH,"
who died in 1986.
Like the previous owners, the church also has used the property as a
sanctuary for its own stable of stars. It is here, ex-members say, that
Hollywood's most bankable actor, Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise, was assiduously courted for the
cause by Scientology's most powerful leader, David Miscavige.
Scientology has long recruited Hollywood luminaries. But the close
friendship of these two men for nearly 20 years and their mutual devotion to
Hubbard help explain Cruise's transformation from just another celebrity
adherent into the public face of the church.
The bond between the star and his spiritual leader was evident last
year when the two traded effusive words and crisp salutes at a Scientology
gala in England. Calling Cruise "the most dedicated Scientologist I know,"
Miscavige presented him with the church's first Freedom Medal of Valor.
"Thank you for your trust, thank you for your confidence in me,"
Cruise replied, according to Scientology's Impact magazine. "I have never
met a more competent, a more intelligent, a more tolerant, a more
compassionate being outside of what I have experienced from LRH. And I've
met the leaders of leaders. I've met them all."
Founded in 1954, Scientology is a religion without a deity. It teaches
that "spiritual release and freedom" from life's problems can be achieved
through one-on-one counseling called auditing, during which members'
responses are monitored on an "e-meter," similar to a polygraph. This
process, along with a series of training courses, can cost Scientologists
many tens of thousands of dollars.
As Scientology's highest-ranking figure, Miscavige, 45, has found in
Cruise, 43, not just a fervent and famous believer but an effective
messenger whose passion the church has harnessed to help fuel its worldwide
growth.
"Across 90 nations, 5,000 people hear his word of Scientology every
hour," International Scientology News proclaimed last year. "Every minute of
every hour someone reaches for LRH technology
simply because they know Tom
Cruise is a Scientologist."
Cruise and Miscavige declined requests for interviews.
A Scientology spokesman, Mike Rinder, called them the "best of
friends," men who've achieved great success through "their force of
personality and their drive to excel."
At the same time that Cruise's increasingly vocal advocacy of
Scientology has drawn attention to his faith, it has collided with his
career. While promoting "War of the Worlds" this year, the film's director,
Steven Spielberg, grew concerned that Cruise was talking too little about
the movie and too much about Scientology and his wide-eyed-in-love fiancee,
Katie Holmes, who turns 27 today.
Their romance generated even more buzz when Holmes was seen in the
nearly constant company of Jessica Rodriguez, who is from a prominent family
of Scientologists. Holmes, who said after becoming engaged to Cruise that
she was embracing Scientology, described Rodriguez as a close friend, though
she was widely seen as a church-appointed companion.
Unlike Holmes' embrace of the church, Cruise's is not new. Long before
he sprang onto Oprah's couch, jabbed an accusing finger at "Today" show
co-anchor Matt Lauer and blasted Brooke Shields for taking antidepressants,
Cruise undertook intensive Scientology study and counseling at the church's
compound, according to current and former Scientologists.
The vast majority of Scientologists train at the church's better-known
facilities, including those in Hollywood and Clearwater, Fla. Cruise also
has trained at those locations, but for much of his studies in the late
1980s and early 1990s, he headed to Gilman Hot Springs.
He stayed for weeks at a time, arriving by car or helicopter,
according to ex-Scientologists who saw him there on repeated occasions. The
former resort, 90 miles east of Los Angeles, was an ideal place for Cruise
to get out of the spotlight while focusing on his Scientology training,
ex-members say.
Described by ex-members as the church's international nerve center,
the property is largely concealed from outsiders by tall hedges and high
walls. The complex's barbed-wired perimeter and driveways are monitored by
video cameras, and motion sensors are placed around the property to detect
intruders, ex-members say. Some also remember a perch high in the hills,
dubbed "Eagle," where staffers with telescopes jotted down license plate
numbers of any vehicle that lingered too long near the compound.
Behind the compound's guarded gates, Cruise had a personal supervisor
to oversee his studies in a private course room, ex-members say. He was
unique among celebrities in the amount of time he spent at the base. Others
visited, they said, but only Cruise took up temporary residence.
"I was there for eight years and nobody stayed long at all, except for
Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman during that period," said Bruce Hines, who
clashed with Miscavige and left Scientology in 2001 after three decades in
the group.
He said he once provided spiritual counseling to the actress before
she and Cruise divorced. Kidman, who had taken Scientology courses, has
largely remained silent about the group in recent years. While at the
complex, Cruise stayed in a renovated bungalow near a golf course on the
property.
"It was sort of like an upscale country place," said Karen Schless
Pressley, a former Scientology "image officer," whose duties included
interior design and creating military-style uniforms for Scientology
staffers.
While hardly palatial, the guest digs where Cruise stayed were
luxurious compared with the drab apartments in Hemet, where Schless Pressley
and hundreds of other base staffers lived, with few amenities and almost no
privacy.
She said she and her ex-husband shared a two-bedroom unit with another
couple and were not allowed to make personal phone calls. Schless Pressley
said she left the church because of what she alleged were invasions of
members' privacy and other deprivations a claim church officials say is
unfounded.
At the same time, she and other former members say, Miscavige was
seeing to Cruise's every need, assigning a special staff to prepare his
meals, do his laundry and handle a variety of other tasks, some of which
required around-the-clock work.
Maureen Bolstad, who was at the base for 17 years and left after a
falling-out with the church, recalled a rainy night 15 years ago when a
couple of dozen Scientologists scrambled to deal with "an all-hands
situation" that kept them working through dawn. The emergency, she said:
planting a meadow of wildflowers for Cruise to romp through with his new
love, Kidman.
"We were told that we needed to plant a field and that it was to help
Tom impress Nicole," said Bolstad, who said she spent the night pulling up
sod so the ground could be seeded in the morning.
The flowers eventually bloomed, Bolstad said, "but for some mysterious
reason it wasn't considered acceptable by Mr. Miscavige. So the project was
rejected and they redid it."
Other ex-members say it wasn't the only time that Miscavige put them
to work to please Cruise.
Miscavige, a firearms enthusiast, introduced Cruise to skeet shooting
at the compound, according to an ex-member who said the actor was so
grateful that he sent an automated clay-pigeon launcher to replace an older,
hand-pulled model. With Cruise due to return in a few days, Miscavige again
ordered all hands on deck, this time to renovate the base's skeet range, the
ex-member said.
Dozens worked around the clock for three days "just so Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise
would be impressed," the ex-member said.
Rinder, head of Scientology International's Office of Special Affairs,
said such accounts were fabricated by "apostates," members who had abandoned
the religion.
He said he knew nothing about the skeet range incident. The wildflower
planting never occurred and might be a confused version of repairs done
after a 1990 mudslide, he said, adding that he couldn't account for
ex-members' detailed recollections, including those of Bolstad, whom he
specifically described as not credible.
"I don't know exactly how to explain every one of these bizarro
stories that you hear," he said.
Rinder also disputed the contention by numerous ex-members that
Cruise's stays at the facility were exceptional, saying that many celebrity
Scientologists had stayed there.
Cruise has made no extended visits to the complex since the early
1990s and has done 95% of his religious training elsewhere, Rinder said.
Miscavige, he said, spends only a fraction of his time there and divides the
rest of his time among offices in Los Angeles, Clearwater and Britain. He
also stays aboard the Freewinds, Scientology's 440-foot ship based in
Curacao in the Caribbean, Rinder said.
However, voter registration records list the Gilman Hot Springs
complex as Miscavige's residence since the early 1990s and as recently as
the 2004 general election. Rinder said the church leader simply had not
updated his registration. Miscavige's wife, father, stepmother and siblings
also have resided at the complex, according to voting records and
interviews.
The base has changed significantly in the years since Cruise spent
long days in intensive training, from which he would occasionally take time
out to ride dirt bikes or go sky diving with Miscavige, ex-members said.
For years, the property has been home to Golden Era Productions, where
Scientologists work around the clock producing videos, audio recordings and
e-meters, to be sold to church members. Rinder said nearly all of the
members at Golden Era have signed billion-year contracts to serve the
church.
Since 1998, the church has poured at least $45 million into expanding
the facility and has bought dozens of nearby homes and vacant lots, public
records show. The additions include an $18.5-million, 45,000-square-foot
management building with a wing of offices for Miscavige.
The most striking building is a mansion that sits on a hill
uninhabited. Dubbed "Bonnie View," ex-members say, it was built for the
church founder, who died in secrecy on a ranch near San Luis Obispo amid a
federal tax investigation that was dropped after his death. The mansion has
a lap pool and a movie theater and was completed in 2000 at a cost of nearly
$9.4 million, property records show.
"It's high-end beautiful but not ostentatious," decorated with
Craftsman furniture, and draperies and other items that were designed to be
changed with the seasons, Schless Pressley said.
Former members say they were told the mansion was built for Hubbard's
return.
"The whole theory of that house was that before Hubbard died in 1986,
David Miscavige told us, Hubbard told him he was going to come back and make
himself visible within 13 years," Schless Pressley said.
The mansion, Rinder said, is merely a museum that contains most of
Hubbard's belongings.
"It's preserved because the life of L. Ron Hubbard'>L. Ron Hubbard is extremely
important to Scientologists," he said.
Miscavige, who spent his teenage years as one of Hubbard's cadre of
young aides, rose to the head of Scientology after the founder's death.
Little known outside the organization, Miscavige in the early 1990s
succeeded in gaining tax-exempt status for the church after he and another
Scientology official personally approached the commissioner of the Internal
Revenue Service to negotiate a settlement.
As chairman of the board of the Religious Technology Center, which
holds the lucrative rights to the Scientology and Dianetics trademarks, he
is the church's ultimate authority and is treated as such.
Miscavige's living quarters and offices in renovated bungalows were
modest compared with Bonnie View but reflected his taste for the best of the
best, including state-of-the-art audio and visual equipment, said ex-members
who viewed the accommodations.
"He's about five-seven, and everything was built in proportion to his
body size," Schless Pressley said. "And everything was the best. You know
how everybody has a pen cup on his desk? His pen cup had about 20 Montblanc
pens in it."
Shelly Britt, who joined Scientology at 17, said she was at the base
for nearly 20 years before leaving the church in 2002. She said she worked
directly with Miscavige much of that time. She recalled a Beverly Hills
tailor visiting to measure Miscavige for his suits, and said moldings of his
feet were taken and sent to London for custom-made shoes.
"His lifestyle so far exceeds anyone else's. He had his own personal
staff to handle his food and his room and his clothes and his ironing and
his dogs," she said. "His uniforms were specially tailored, and he had,
like, Egyptian cotton shirts, special pants, special shoes, special
everything. And it was all of the highest quality."
Although Hines, Britt and other ex-members describe Miscavige as
extremely demanding of those under his command, they say he treated Cruise
"like a king." Among other things, Britt said, Miscavige and his wife
attended the star's 1990 wedding to Kidman in Colorado and then followed up
with frequent gifts.
"They don't do that for every celebrity," she said. "I remember one
time I had to go pick up one of those big fancy picnic baskets and china and
silver and take it out to Burbank to Tom's pilot. I even took pictures of it
so Dave and his wife could see I took it out to the plane."
Rinder said that Cruise was treated no differently from other members
and that his highly public support of Scientology came straight from his
heart.
"It's a reflection of his own decisions and personal conviction,"
Rinder said.
The church's belief in the power of celebrity to promote Scientology
dates to its earliest days when, in 1955, the church issued "Project
Celebrity," a call to arms for Scientologists to recruit show business
"quarry" such as Walt Disney, Liberace and Greta Garbo to help expand the
religion's reach.
Although the church failed to enlist those famous figures, it has been
successful in attracting many others in addition to Cruise, including John
Travolta, Kirstie Alley, Juliette Lewis, Isaac Hayes, Anne Archer, Jenna
Elfman, Beck and Chick Corea.
More than any other celebrity, Cruise has helped fuel the growth of
the church, which claims a worldwide membership of 10 million and in the
last two years has opened major centers in South Africa, Russia, Britain and
Venezuela. Cruise joined Miscavige last year for the opening of a church in
Madrid.
In his own spiritual life, Cruise has continued to climb the "Bridge
to Total Freedom," Scientology's path to enlightenment. International
Scientology News, a church magazine, reported last year that the actor had
embarked on one of the highest levels of training, "OT VII" for Operating
Thetan VII.
At these higher levels and at a potential cost of hundreds of
thousands of dollars Scientologists learn Hubbard's secret theory of human
suffering, which he traces to a galactic battle waged 75 million years ago
by an evil tyrant named Xenu.
According to court documents made public by The Times in the 1980s,
Hubbard espoused the belief that Xenu captured the souls, or thetans, of
enemies and electronically implanted false concepts in them to keep them
confused about his dirty work. The goal of these advanced courses is to
become aware of the trauma and free of its effects.
At Cruise's high level of training, ex-members say, devotees also are
charged with actively spreading the organization's less secretive beliefs
and advancing its crusades, including Hubbard's deep disdain for psychiatry,
a profession that once dismissed his teachings as quackery.
"When you hear Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise talking about psychiatrists and drugs," said
one prominent former Scientologist who knows Cruise, "you are hearing from
the grave the voice of L. Ron Hubbard'>L. Ron Hubbard speaking."
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http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/2005/12/17/1357933-ap.html
Cruise was indoctrinated in Scientology at secret compound: report
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tom Cruise's faith in Scientology was nurtured at a
secretive southern California desert compound that catered to his needs
around the clock, it was reported Saturday.
Long before Cruise sprang onto Oprah's couch or blasted Brooke Shields for
taking antidepressants, the Hollywood superstar participated in intensive
study and counselling at the compound in the late 1980s and early 1990s,
current and former Scientologists told the Los Angeles Times newspaper.
Cruise also trained at the church's better-known facilities, including those
in Hollywood, Calif., and Clearwater, Fla. But much of his time was spent at
the compound 145 kilometres east of Los Angeles, the Times reported on its
website.
Behind the guarded gates of the 200-hectare compound near Hemet, Cruise had
a personal supervisor to oversee his studies in a private course room,
ex-members said.
"I was there for eight years and nobody stayed long at all, except for Tom
Cruise and Nicole Kidman during that period," said Bruce Hines, who left
Scientology in 2001 after three decades in the church.
Cruise stayed at the resort for weeks at a time, arriving by car or
helicopter, the Times said, citing ex-Scientologists who claimed they saw
him there.
Ex-church members contend while staying in a bungalow near a golf course,
Cruise had a special staff to prepare his meals, do his laundry and handle
other tasks around the clock.
Fifteen years ago, two-dozen members worked through dawn to plant a meadow
of wildflowers in which Cruise and Kidman could romp, alleged Maureen
Bolstad, a former Scientologist who said she was at the base for 17 years.
Cruise declined a request for an interview, the newspaper said.
Mike Rinder, head of Scientology International's Office of Special Affairs,
said such accounts were fabricated by "apostates."
The wildflower planting might be a confused version of repairs done after a
1990 mudslide, he said.
Cruise has made no extended visits to the complex since the early 1990s and
has performed virtually all of his religious training elsewhere, Rinder
said.
Public records show since 1998, Scientology has poured at least $45 million
into expanding the facility, which is on the site of a dilapidated Gilman
Hot Springs resort the church purchased nearly 30 years ago.
It has quietly grown to include video and recording studios, elaborate
offices and an empty, multimillion-dollar mansion former members contend was
built for the eventual return of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, who
died in 1986.
However, Rinder said it is simply a museum containing Hubbard's belongings.
The property is largely concealed from outsiders by tall hedges and high
walls. Security includes, a barbed-wired perimeter, video cameras and motion
sensors, ex-members said.
Founded in 1954, Scientology teaches "spiritual release and freedom" from
life's problems can be achieved through one-on-one counselling called
auditing, during which members' responses are monitored on an "e-meter,"
similar to a polygraph.
International Scientology News, a church magazine, reported last year the
actor had embarked on one of the church's highest levels of training, OT VII
for Operating Thetan VII.
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http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-12-15/
Author Slams Cruise's Stance on Psychiatry
Hollywood star Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise has come under attack from best-selling author
Patricia Cornwell - she believes his controversial stance on psychiatry is
putting lives at risk. The American crime novelist is convinced Cruise's
outspoken support of Scientology could cause a catastrophe when one of his
young fans decides to follow his advice and refuse to take their medication.
Scientology preaches mental illness is imaginary and psychiatric drugs are
only prescribed to suppress people. Cornwell says, "There are misconceptions
about psychology, especially when people out there like Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise says
there's no evidence of chemical imbalance and psychiatric disorders. There's
going to be some girl or boy who worships this megastar, who decides, 'I'm
not going to take my anti-depressants because Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise said I don't need
drugs.'" War Of The Worlds star Cruise became embroiled in a heated exchange
with actress Brooke Shields earlier this year, after he criticized her for
taking anti-depressants when she was diagnosed with post-partum depression.
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NY POST...PAGE 6
TOM Cruise will make a rare personal appearance tonight at the Tribeca
Rooftop to raise money for a controversial Church of Scientology
program that claims to be healing firefighters and rescue workers who
breathed toxic smoke on 9/11.
Cruise is a co-founder of the New York Rescue Workers Detoxification
Project, and declares, "More than 500 individuals have recovered health
and job fitness through this project - but for thousands more, the
passage of time is only bringing more suffering. The strain on their
lives, their families and their careers is tremendous."
Tickets starting at $6,250 get you face time and a picture with Cruise,
plus dinner and dancing to the Alex Donner Orchestra. No word on
whether pregnant Katie Holmes will be by his side. "It will be a night
you will never forget," a mailing from Cruise promises.
However, doctors say the "purification rundown" dreamed up by science
fiction writer and Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard is worthless
quackery consisting of sauna sweating, ingestion of cooking oil and
large doses of niacin.
And the program could even be harmful, because Cruise and company
advise everyone to stop taking their preion medications or using
inhalers, just as he criticized Brooke Shields for taking
anti-depressants to relieve her postpartum depression.
"If our doctors are prescribing medication, and they are saying 'don't
take it,' that's a problem for us," Deputy Fire Commissioner Frank
Gribbon told PAGE SIX.
Gribbon said Dr. David Prezant, the department's deputy chief medical
officer, withdrew support for the Scientologist treatment because "he
is not pleased when patients are advised to disobey doctors' orders.
That's where he drew the line."
Rick Ross, who covers Scientology on his cultnews.com Web site, said,
"Science has proven there is no basis for Hubbard's purification
rundown. It simply doesn't work. But it's not about what can be proven,
it's about what Tom Cruise believes."
The Scientologists opened a clinic near the World Trade Center site and
gave it an official-sounding name, Downtown Medical. But Ross said,
"They used the firemen like so many props. They treat the firemen for
free and charge other people $5,200."
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"Rick in Oz" wrote in message
news:t_Gdf.531$%Q2.17320@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au...
> http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/celebrity/71462004.htm
> November 12, 2005, 8:01:55
> present for his birthday when they dated in the 1980s - a life-sized
> mannequin modelled on her.
ADEL
> ROOTSTEIN to create her likeness for the THRILLER star.
> weeks out of her busy schedule for the figure to be made.
> Managing director MICHAEL SOUTHGATE recalls, "I presumed it was because
> Brooke was launching jeans.
> like to talk to them. I surround myself with people I want to be my
friends.
> And I can do that with mannequins."
Pedo pan was all excited to hear she wanted to give him a mannequin -- until
he found out it would be of an adult woman and not one of his choosing.
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http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/entertainment/96642004.htm
Ellen De Generes Hands Out Free Petrol To Rita Victims
September 30, 2005, 8:22:11 GENEROUS DeGENERES PUMPS UP HOUSTON
Generous chat show host ELLEN DeGENERES brought smiles to the faces of
Houston, Texas locals hit by the weekend's (24-26SEP05) Hurricane Rita - by
handing out free gas (petrol).
DeGeneres flew a production assistant to Houston yesterday (28SEP05) to
serve up free fuel to motorists stopping at the city's Fuel Depot garage
between 5pm and 7pm.
DeGeneres insists the gas venture wasn't dreamed up for her show - she has
been personally affected by the devastation left by the late summer (05)
hurricanes.
She says, "Like thousands of others, I have family members who've been
personally affected by this hurricane. I want to do anything I can to help."
Meanwhile, a Hurricane Relief Fun she set up has raised $7 million (£3.9
million).
In other charity news HOUSEWIVES STARS BUILD HOUSES FOR CHARITY DESPERATE
HOUSEWIVES stars DOUG SAVANT and JESSE METCALFE were up before dawn
yesterday (28SEP05) helping to build homes in Burbank, California
The stars of the hit US TV show were among the celebrity volunteers helping
erect homes for charity Habitat For Humanity.
While the actors were banging and sawing in California, JESSICA ALBA,
CYNTHIA NIXON and BROOKE SHIELDS were on hand in New York for another
Habitat For Humanity building project.
The celebrities who take time out to help build the new homes for the
homeless families, who work alongside them, are being asked to sign the
walls they put up.
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Marty Rathbun deRothschild wrote:
> Jon Bon Jovi: Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise Has "Lost It," He "Courts Celebrity For The
> Sake Of It"...
The preceeding posting was not posted by Marty Rathbun de Rothschild
but by notorious forger Garry Scarff from Hollywood, California.
Complain to this ISP Earthlink and the authorities and read about the
lawless man here:
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=3Dwg
> The rocker claims the heartthrob star "courts celebrity for the sake of
> it" and he believes Tom's fianc=E9e Katie Holmes'>Katie Holmes is feeding off of his
> star status.
> court celebrity for the sake of it.
> "You won't ever catch me jumping up and down on Oprah going on about
> how I love this woman.
> also hot out at hotel heiress Paris Hilton saying she is "famous for
> being infamous"
> then the people who should be getting the attention, people like Bob
> Dylan, aren't It's sad" "These people claim they hate the intrusion
> that fame brings but then they bring it on themselves by having huge
> entourages wherever they go, attracting attention to themselves"
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> weapon of mass destruction.
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Tom is the evil GAY sex freak
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Although I think articles like this are a waste of time, I hate Tom
> Cruise, so bring it on!
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> More celebrities and high profile individuals should join in "outing"
> colleagues that are over the edge.
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise has a hard on for himself.
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Jon Bon Who????
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> if you don't have something nice to say, don't say it at all :)
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Does ANYONE care?
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> #1 - who cares what Jon bon Jovi thinks & #2 whatever happened to the
> "actor" Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise. Now he just seems to be a caricature.
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> We've known he's been insane for a long time. Who in thier right mind
> would have divorced Nic Kidman? But I never thought he was dangerous
> insane, like this sound.
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> I like all the people acting like "who cares" "this isn't
> newsworthy"... um your on a website called Huffingtonpost.. created may
> 9th... this year... lol. Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise'>Tom Cruise is a microcosm of America... turn
> away from science and turn toward cultish religion.
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> I'm working hard to figure out which story has more global importance,
> this one, or the story about the giant pink bunny.
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> Brooke Shields'>Brooke Shields thinks Tom cruise needs a shrink. I think Matt Lauer
> agrees.
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> It was just a matter of time before one of these guys threw down the
> gloves. This feud has been going on for too long now. Cruise has taken
> the high road so far, never mentioning Jon Bon Jovi, ever. But I guess
> trying to imagine a world where there's peace between JBJ and TC is to
> languish in a kind of childlike naivete' .
> to knock some sense into these feuding superstars. In the meantime,
> watch out. I don't think we've heard the last of this one!
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